Port firewall

[liberars]

Hi,
Which port must be opened on the firewall to connect a client remote?

Regards

Gianfranco

 

[Mirzab]

Lots of good info here http://www.3cx.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1697&highlight=ports+sticky and specific ports

List of default ports used by the 3cx phonesystem:
5060 (stanard sip port) TCP/UDP
5061 (secondary sip port) TCP/UDP
5480 (portgre) (only on local machine)
5481 (apache) (only on local machine)
5482 (media server) (only on local machine)
3478 (STUN Server) TCP/UDP
7000-7500 (Default port for internall calls) (only on local machine)
9000 - 9003 (ports for external calls through VOIP Gateway) UDP
10000-20000 (RTP ports) (Used if no stun available for audio)

These will allow all normal functions including external extensions.

If your question instead is how to access the 3CX Admin page externally, the port is 5481.

 

[liberars]

Can you specifi which port are in listen on pbx?

Regards

Gianfranco

 

[Mirzab]

I am not very sure exactly what type of info you are seeking since the quote I supplied did define TCP/UDP for any going through the WAN router

5060 (stanard sip port) TCP/UDP
5061 (secondary sip port) TCP/UDP
5480 (portgre) (only on local machine)
5481 (apache) (only on local machine)
5482 (media server) (only on local machine)
3478 (STUN Server) TCP/UDP
7000-7500 (Default port for internall calls) (only on local machine)
9000 - 9003 (ports for external calls through VOIP Gateway) UDP
10000-20000 (RTP ports) (Used if no stun available for audio)

On the local machine, if firewall equipped, I would just open those for all options. Shouldn't be a security risk if confined to the LAN only.

 

[liberars]

When the client is connect, I see opened also the 5483

Opss
page web open


Now try

Regards

Gianfranco

 

[liberars]

Hi,
All work many well,
many thanks

This PBX is excellent.
Compliments to the developers.


Regards

Gianfranco

 

[liberars]

Prevent to call

Hi,
can prevent to an client to call.

Regards

Gianfranco

 

[Mirzab]

I am happy you got it going. Yes, 3CX is a really good product, and they are doing really good improvements regularly. I have used Asterisk in different flavors, and Axon in the past, and 3CX has them all beaten without a doubt. When considered from a non-Linux (Windows mainly) user perspective.